Canadá Viajes de Pesca

The start of the year is a great time for fishing in Canada! In Victoria, small Chinook Salmon are abundant, while ice fishing in Ontario promises Lake Trout and more.

If you’ve had your fill of ice fishing, set a few Crab traps in the bays of British Columbia, or try your luck fly fishing countless streams for Steelhead and Cutthroat Trout.

The ice has yet to thaw on many of Canada’s lakes, so get your last shot at ice fishing. Elsewhere, various creeks and streams hold Trout, Walleye, and more.  

Anglers can now head to big lakes in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and northern Quebec to enjoy some easy sight fishing for Pike, as the ice finally thaws.

Salmon fishing is heating up all over the country, from Quebec to the Great Lakes, to the far reaches British Columbia. Atlantic and Chinook are the ones to catch! 

The weather is growing fairer by the day, drawing many charter boats to the sea. In BC, anglers can go after Salmon, Halibut, Lingcod, and Rockfish.

Midsummer is prime time for Sturgeon fishing on the Fraser River. If light tackle action is more your speed, try fishing back east for Pike, Walleye, or Char.

Salmon fanatics are living it up on Vancouver Island, where all five Pacific species are biting vigorously. Meanwhile, freshwater anglers can have a blast in lakes and rivers all over the country.

Anglers in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island head offshore in search of their next record breaking Bluefin Tuna, as Salmon season is winding down, elsewhere.

Bluefin Tuna fishing continues up north, while Steelhead fishing in rivers all over Canada gets underway. Crabbing in British Columbia is excellent at this time of year.

Winter is drawing near, and many anglers head to remote rivers for Steelhead fishing. In Ontario, some may still be trolling for Salmon on Lake Superior before the ice sets in.

With many lakes frozen over, most anglers find themselves ice fishing or casting lines in small streams. Many charter boats on the coasts are closed for winter.